Overview As Electrical Engineer Lead for hyper-scale data centers, you will design, implement, and maintain critical electrical systems to ensure reliability, efficiency, and safety. You will lead a remote-first team, collaborate with cross-functional engineers, and drive technical excellence on high-profile data center projects. Your work supports scalable infrastructure for global clients and advances cutting-edge data center technology. This role offers global collaboration with mobility within the US and potential on-site engagement.
Compensation / Benefits- medical benefits
- dental benefits
- vision benefits
- retirement savings plan
- employee stock purchase plan
- flexible work options
Responsibilities- Design and implement electrical systems for hyper-scale data centers, including medium/low-voltage power distribution, backup power, and emergency systems
- Create and maintain electrical schematics, BOMs, and installation drawings
- Ensure compliance with NEC, IEC, and other standards
- Collaborate to develop specifications, design criteria, and project budgets
- Analyze systems for load balance, capacity planning, and energy optimization
- Monitor, test, and perform preventive maintenance on electrical systems
- Develop electrical safety procedures and technician training
- Stay current with advances in data center tech and propose improvements
- Provide technical leadership and mentorship to mid-level engineers
- Approve and sign-off on project work as Engineer of Record
- Estimate engineering budget and schedule for large, complex projects
- Lead technical client relationships and contribute to business development
Key requirements- Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering with 10 years of relevant experience in data center infrastructure
- Professional Engineer (P.E.) license
- Experience in electrical design for data centers or critical facilities
- Strong knowledge of NEC (NFPA70) and relevant standards
- Leadership
- Communication
- Interpersonal skills
- Electrical design for data centers
- Medium- and low-voltage power distribution
- Backup and emergency power systems
